[Bug 119258] Re: K3B is freezing system AFTER burning DVD

stormzen stormzen at gmail.com
Thu Mar 13 14:52:28 UTC 2008


I will try out the test later tonight.  It does seem that the same device is 
trying to be controlled by multiple methods, however.  I can say that I've been 
able to burn successfully (without rebooting) by using growisofs directly, and 
that ejecting the "empty media icon" that appears on the gnome desktop (even 
though I told it do nothing automatically) and reinserting the DVD has caused no 
lock-ups, either.  It seems to happen only when using GUIs... which makes me 
wonder if part of the problem is the control that Gnome is exercising over the 
device.

I have noticed, at the very least, that I have what looks like four (or five) 
different device names in /dev for the same device: /dev/dvd, /dev/cdrom0, 
/dev/cdrom, and /dev/sr0 (what Gnomebaker uses to burn an ISO image to DVD), 
(and possibly /dev/cdrw -- I noticed that one exists, but haven't seen anything 
try to use it. ... Then again, I haven't been burning CDRWs, either.)

Also thinking about booting into fluxbox and see if using K3b poses problems 
that way.


Gareth Fitzworthington wrote:
> Can anybody still experiencing this problem test the following possible solution?
> http://linux-ata.org/faq.html#combined
> The slow down as a result of the PATA/SATA combination may be causing at least some of the above mentioned problems.
> This will probably only affect those with Intel chipsets.
> 
> Another possible cause maybe an optical drive firmware bug. People may
> want to check to see if they have the latest firmware for their optical
> drive.
> 
> I don't think this is a k3b bug but will wait to hear back from people
> before re-assigning.
>

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K3B is freezing system AFTER burning DVD
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